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As the semester starts to wrap up, “The Bucknellian” sat down once more with Eliza Morris ’26, Vice President of Administration of Bucknell Student Government, to follow...
Bucknell’s Fall Concert performance is today, Friday, Nov. 15th, at 7 p.m. in Gerhard Fieldhouse, featuring artists Jay Sean and NLE Choppa. Scheduling these artists was...
Starting Friday, Nov. 15, students will be able to vote for candidates in BSG’s next executive election. Additional information and links to vote will be available in an...
The Mini Golf “Par-Tee” on Nov. 8, hosted by Bucknell’s CORE club at the CAP Center, was a night of competition, fun and lots of yummy bites. Students, though they remained...
DOMESTIC Floridians raised an outcry against the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) when a disaster relief worker ordered a response team to specifically avoid...
No more waking up in the middle of the night to stand in lines for hours outside of your favorite store before stampeding in to search for the items you want. No more stores...
There is no denying that our planet is experiencing an extreme climate crisis. To make matters worse, the crisis is entirely by our own design. Today’s economic system is...
This past week, Bucknellians have been blasted by a wave of cold air sweeping across campus; when walking to class, going to get food or even on a walk around campus, students...
Every semester, there’s a familiar scene on college campuses: students strolling into the bookstore with optimism… and walking out a little lighter—emotionally and financially....
Becca Lipsky ’25 For senior music education major Becca Lipsky, her time at Bucknell has been one of both intense study and creative exploration, allowing her to hone...
“The Bucknellian” holds production every Wednesday evening in Stuck House on Seventh St., but what you may not know is that we share this space with another media-producing...
In light of Donald Trump securing the 2024 presidential election with 295 electoral college votes to Vice President Kamala Harris’s 226 (The New York Times), “The Bucknellian”...
For students facing the challenges of academic writing, Bucknell’s Writing Center is a supportive and invaluable resource, dedicated to guiding students through every stage...
After earning the co-regular season champion title and second seed in the Patriot League Tournament, Bucknell Men’s Soccer defeated No.3 American in penalty kicks last Tuesday,...
Men’s Swimming and Diving had a great weekend where they placed second in a quad meet with fellow Patriot League teams American, Navy and Lafayette. The Bison competed on...
Bucknell Football hosted the Fordham Rams (1-9, 1-4) this past Saturday, Nov. 9, in a must-win contest for the Bison. With a victory, the Bison keep hopes alive of winning...
Bucknell Women’s Volleyball set a new program record for most wins in a season with their win over the Holy Cross Crusaders this past Friday night. The previous record,...
As modern art continues to push boundaries, the role of intentionality—whether an artist plans every detail or lets creativity flow freely—has sparked much debate. Some...
Young pop-rock singer Olivia Rodrigo has become a defining voice of her generation in the music industry since her debut in 2021. Her first album “SOUR,” which she primarily...
The newest phenomenon in friend groups around the world has been a rise of a Thanksgiving tradition that happens before the big, family oriented meal itself. For college students,...
When considering the most iconic holiday films, Christmas and Halloween movies naturally come to mind. The former typically includes magic and miracles, with the latter having...